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Tidy Garden, Happy Home
Make light work of weeds, dirt and outdoor build-up with these garden essentials
Save 30% off on a Leaf Blower
Our Garden Offer of the Month is this Garden Gear Multi-Function Garden Blower and Inflator and here's why you need it…
- Lightweight, cordless designs so you can work anywhere without any tangled cords
- Long extension tube and 180-degree rotating handle for hard-to-reach areas
- Five interchangeable nozzles and three speed settings make every task manageable
- Powerful 20V battery and quick charge time of just 1.5 to 2 hours
Shine into Autumn
Keep your garden glowing and create a cosy mood indoors with lighting for every occasion
Plant Now, Enjoy Later
Discover autumn-ready plants and get 20% off spring bulbs for a garden full of colour
Let Pansies do the Talking
Bright, cheerful and full of colour, pansies are our Plant of the Month - perfect for pots, borders and baskets.
When should I plant pansies?
In the UK, plant winter pansies by early October.
Where is the best place to grow pansies?
Pansies are very versatile and ideal for growing in all types of pots and containers, either massed in one pot on their own, mixed with other plants or used to underplant large shrubs. They thrive best in full sun to partial shade.
How do I keep them blooming?
Deadhead plants regularly - remove spent flowers every two to three days.
Pots of Personality
Discover our new houseplant brand Oh So Floral and explore even more indoor plant favourites from our existing range. From fresh new finds to leafy classics, there is plenty to love for every room.
Gardening Jobs for September
September is the perfect time to refresh and prepare your garden for the seasons ahead. Our handy guide makes it easy to discover the key jobs to tackle this month.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What plants can I buy at QVC UK?
QVC UK sells a wide range of live plants for both indoor and outdoor spaces, through a wide range of nurseries including YouGarden, Plants2Gardens, Thompson & Morgan, Hayloft Plants and Richard Jackson.
Which garden tools do I need?
Essential gardening tools for beginners and seasoned gardeners include sturdy gloves, a sharp hand trowel, a hand fork for weeding and secateurs for pruning.
What lawn care products does QVC UK have?
QVC offers a wide range of lawn care products, including specialised fertilisers, weed killers and grass repair solutions. Popular lawn care formulas include Richard Jackson's Lawn Magic, a liquid feed that helps to strengthen grass roots and green it too, Grass Gains One Shot Wonder, a liquid fertiliser that works rapidly to restore your lawn, and plenty more to help revive your grass.
Does QVC have DIY tools?
Yes, QVC offers a variety of DIY tools, home improvement gadgets and equipment for household tasks. Discover power tools like drills and screwdrivers, DIY essentials including tool sets and ladders and fixing and maintenance must-haves like adhesives and cleaners right here at QVC UK.
What are the best lighting techniques for highlighting mature trees in a garden?
Highlighting mature trees in a garden is best achieved through a combination of techniques that accentuate their height, bark texture, and canopy structure. Uplighting a large tree by placing spotlights or in-ground well lights at the base of it is a popular technique, aiming them upwards. For a dramatic effect, place the lights closer to the trunk to emphasise the trunk's verticality. To show off the spread of branches, move the lights slightly further away.
Which pots and planters should I use?
Choosing the right pots and planters for your plants involves matching the material to the plant's environment (indoor or outdoor), the plant's needs, and your aesthetic style. Drainage is essential for most plants to prevent root rot, so ensure that your pots and planters have drainage holes, especially outdoors.
Choose a pot that's one or two inches larger in diameter than the plant's current root ball to allow it room to grow. For herbs, shallow, wide pots are best because they have shallow roots, while vegetables and shrubs need deep, large pots (at least 30cm - 40cm in diameter for tomatoes) to ensure they have enough soil volume to avoid drying out. For your house plants, use planters with a drainage tray (saucer) or a cachepot (a decorative pot without holes that holds a plastic nursery pot) to protect furniture.
